Lathem Express RFID Proximity Badges – RF-BADGE (15 Pack)
The Lathem Express RFID Proximity Badge pack (RF-BADGE) provides a reliable and simple way for employees to clock in and out using compatible Lathem proximity time clocks. These badges use RFID (radio frequency identification) technology, allowing employees to clock in by presenting the badge near the reader instead of entering a PIN or swiping a card. Each badge contains a unique identification number that is assigned to an employee within your time and attendance system for accurate recordkeeping.
This 15-pack is commonly purchased when adding employees, replacing lost badges, or keeping spare credentials available for new hires. Because proximity badges are reusable, many businesses reassign badges when employees leave, helping reduce long-term supply costs while keeping the system easy to manage.
Compatibility and System Support
These proximity badges are designed for Lathem time clocks equipped with RFID proximity readers, including popular models such as the PC600, PC700, CT70, CT72, PC50, and PC60, along with other PayClock-compatible systems. Using the correct credential type is important, since RFID proximity badges are not interchangeable with magnetic swipe cards or barcode badges.
Florida Time Clock frequently assists customers who are expanding existing systems or replacing worn badges. If you are unsure which badge type your clock requires, confirming the model number or the style currently used by employees helps avoid compatibility issues and ensures quick setup.
Related Items
- Lathem Proximity Time Clocks
- Employee Time Tracking Software
- Time Clock Parts and Accessories
- Replacement Time Clocks
FAQ
Do these badges need to be programmed before use?
Yes. Each badge must be enrolled in the time clock or software so it can be assigned to an employee record.
Can these badges be reused?
Yes. RFID proximity badges can typically be reassigned to new employees when staff changes occur.
Will these work with magnetic swipe time clocks?
No. These are tap-style RFID proximity badges and are not compatible with swipe card systems.